Holiday rentals and lettings in Orihuela

Relaxing seaside getaway in an Orihuela holiday rental

Whether you are seeking a quick weekend getaway or a summer holiday destination, Orihuela has something for everyone! Choose from hundreds of strategically located city-centre apartments and beachfront holiday lettings in Orihuela, all fully equipped and exquisitely decorated. Some of them are even pet-friendly, too!

Spacious Orihuela ​​holiday rentals and lettings with terrace

Whether travelling with your partner, family or friends, you will find ideal holiday lettings in Orihuela. There are many different options to choose from. If you want to be near the beach and within walking distance of the city's many attractions, a city centre or beachfront rental with your own terrace and swimming pool is your best bet. If you crave privacy, there is nothing better than a spacious luxury holiday letting in Orihuela with beautiful exteriors. Luxurious rentals in the area feature:

• BBQs
• Al fresco dining
• Jacuzzi
• Sauna
• Air conditioning

Orihuela, pearl of the Costa Blanca

This is a beautiful Mediterranean town situated in the southeast of the province of Alicante, on Spain's spectacular Costa Blanca. Orihuela offers visitors the perfect combination of sea and sun, with 18 kilometres of coastline, a monumental city centre, vast natural areas and four excellent eighteen-hole golf courses. If you want to soak up the sun, you'll love its idyllic, fine sand beaches, secluded coves, lofty sea cliffs and turquoise waters, perfect for bathing, fishing and scuba diving. Tourist favourites are Cabo Roig, Playa Flamenca, La Zenia, Punta Prima, Campoamor and Mil Palmeras. All are surrounded by breathtaking landscapes of pinewood, almond trees, lemon groves and magnificent golf courses. Book a holiday letting in Alicante today enjoy a fun-filled holiday!

Visit the city or take a tour for the day

Moving around is surprisingly easy. Orihuela has bus routes linking it to nearby tourist destinations such as Torrevieja, Pilar de la Horadada and Guardamar del Segura. Orihuela's historic quarter has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site because of its impressive architectural wealth. You can visit the Gothic Cathedral or Casa la Pedrera, a grand design house by the lake. Get a holiday rental in Torrevieja and spend the day exploring the beautiful outdoors before going back to Orihuela.

Orihuela for culture lovers

The remains of a great fortress built atop San Miguel mountain, the old Montserrat sanctuary and the 14th-century Gothic church of Santiago. Visit the 13th-century Cathedral, built on the remains of an Arab temple, and wonderful museums. For instance, the Archaeological Museum of Orihuela is a place with rich culture and wonderful artistic and historical heritage. In addition, Orihuela is the hometown of the famous Spanish poet Miguel Hernández, where his house has now been turned into a museum, and it is definitely worth a visit. Other major highlights include its lively Easter Week processions and the Moors and Christians festival in July, which are definitely a must-see when planning your holidays around that time. Experience the culture by living like a local and immerse yourself in the traditions. Get a taste of Orihuela's cuisine, which ranges from its famous crusty rice and seafood paella to traditional dishes like migas, altabellacos, cucurrones and delicious desserts of Arab origin. What are you waiting for? Book a holiday letting in Orihuela now.

Orihuela boasts a wide range of eighteen-hole golf courses: Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, Ramblas de Orihuela, Villamartín and Lomas de Campoamor. One of the best is Lomas de Campoamor, with a 6,277 metre round and par 72. It offers golf lovers excellent grounds and facilities in a lush natural setting. Another golf course, Gol Quora, is located nearby in the town of Torrevieja, which houses three of the best golf courses on the Costa Blanca. Book a holiday letting in Costa Blanca and pack your golf clubs now!

1. Walk the Path of the Poet
2. Tempt your tastebuds with exquisite traditional cuisine
3. Live Moors and Christians Festival like a local
4. Stroll along the local markets
5. Step firmly on a walking holiday

1. Walk the Path of the Poet

If you love poetry, this route takes you through the historic quarter and focuses on the life of Orihuela-born poet Miguel Hernández. The route starts at the Fernando de Loazes' public library, which houses the historical archives and where you can discover the poet's work and career. Do not miss the opportunity to go to the Miguel Hernández House-Museum and Miguel Hernández Study Centre. If you are a history enthusiast, plan a day trip from your villa in Benidorm.

2. Tempt your tastebuds with exquisite traditional cuisine

The delicious fresh seafood and local produce grown in the fertile floodplains of the Segura River are evident in Orihuela's delicious traditional rice dishes. The most popular are seafood paella and arroz con costra, or crusty rice, baked in the oven with a crust of beaten egg and longaniza sausage. You can also try chickpea stew with meatballs, pepitoria-style chicken, potato omelette with vegetables and spiced pork sausage, migas with chocolate, cantaloupe and grapes, and stewed beans. The recipes are full of flavour and tradition, and you can take some dishes to your private holiday letting in Orihuela.

3. Live Moors and Christians Festival like a local

The festival of the Reconquest of the Moros y Cristianos (Moors and Christians) festival takes place in July every year. The streets of the historic quarter come alive with the colour and noise of various processions and events. A highlight of the programme is the Grand Parade, in which the locals, dressed in costumes, commemorate the battles between Moors and Christians to control the land. Relive history like never before! Book a holiday rental in Orihuela today!

4. Stroll along the local markets

The local flea markets are well worth a visit! Two beachside markets include Flamenca Beach, one of the largest in the region, held every Saturday, and Aguamarina Beach, held every Thursday. Their food stalls are very popular and sell typical regional products. Other highlights include traditional sweet stalls and other stalls selling clothes, shoes, bags, etc. When you grow tired of walking around, you can relax and have breakfast or lunch at one of the bars or terraces!

5. Step firmly on a walking holiday

Put your foot forward and get away from the beaches and resorts for a while if you want to enjoy the area at your own pace. Fresh air fills your lungs, and stunning views along the Coastal Pathway, where you can choose from five different routes: Dehesa de Campoamor, Cabo Roig, La Zenia, Playa Flamenca o Punta Prima. You can either walk it in one go from Campoamor to Punta Prima or do little sections. Stop along the way at the beautiful beaches and have a refreshment at a bar, or take a picnic with you and enjoy it anywhere you fancy. Can't wait to start? Book a villa for rent in Alicante today!